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    The Lil Otter
    Participant


    Just was informed that the article written about Geocaching will be in the Wisconsin Trails Mag. come May/June release..

    ~The Lil Otter

    #1737026

    GrouseTales
    Participant


    I heard that too! I’m looking forward to my complimentary copy

    #1737027

    GrouseTales
    Participant


    I just received my complimentary copy of the June issue of Wisconsin Trails magazine. The Lil Otter and I were interview a year ago. It’s a 1/2 page, 200 word article. It briefly describes geocaching and guides readers to our WGA site.

    The pictures featured are ones I took of Ken, Sam, and Jeremy while we were out caching, as well as a photo of my Muskellunge tower cache.


    “There are two kinds of hunting: ordinary hunting and grouse hunting.”
    -Aldo Leopold, A sand county Almanac

    Brian
    WGA President
    [email protected]

    #1737028

    I was able to check this out as Brian shared it with me at the cache placement at Heartman Creek. Nice article!

    #1737029

    kbraband
    Participant


    Can someone scan this and post it so we can all take a look?

    #1737030

    GrouseTales
    Participant


    HereIs a scan of the Wisconsin Trails article. The photo upload isn’t as readable as I would have liked.

    #1737031

    kbraband
    Participant


    Thanks for the upload. Overall, the article presents a fair look at geocaching. I don’t remember ever hunting a cache in the Northern Kettle Moraine with Sam and Jeremy. Looks like Iowa to me.

    #1737032

    GrouseTales
    Participant


    Yup, that was Iowa alright. That’s writers for you

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